Your bank account might be closed due to inactivity, repeated overdrafts or bounced checks, suspicious or criminal behavior, or unresponsiveness to your bank’s communication. You can prevent closure by ensuring your contact info is current, using the account regularly, and creating a buffer of funds so that you don’t overdraw.
When you need to cash a check, there are plenty of places to do it that don’t require a bank account. You can cash a check at Walmart, grocery stores, check-cashing stores, and other places, depending on your situation.
Novo, Lili, Bluevine, LendingClub Bank, and NorthOne all offer online business checking accounts. How do they stack up against each other? We compare so you don’t have to.
The best place for short-term savings — money you may need in the next two years or less — is an account that’s safe, liquid, and (hopefully) interest-bearing. Think: high-yield savings accounts, money market accounts, T-bills, and cash management accounts.
Filling out a check is pretty straightforward, so don’t worry if you’re not sure where to start. You’ll just need to note the date, payee, and amount (in two spots!), and don’t forget to sign it. Here’s how to make sure it’s all done correctly.
If you plan on spending a significant time abroad, you should seriously consider opening an international bank account. Here’s how to just that.
Whether it’s your half of the rent or your share of last week’s bar tab, there are lots of ways to pay someone back. Here are the best ways to send money.
For some, cash is still something they use everyday. For younger generations, cash is becoming more and more obsolete. Here’s the future of cash.
The Bank Account Buffer™ is your very first step toward financial security and peace of mind. Learn why you need a Bank Account Buffer™ and how to create one.
Using an online bank account for your business banking is a secure, convenient, low-cost way to manage your business funds and keep your finances organized. Learn more about using an online business bank account.